Trilix-Atlassian-MCP-Server
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Overview
The Trilix Atlassian MCP Server enables AI assistants (like ChatGPT or Claude) to interact with multiple Atlassian workspaces (Confluence, Jira) simultaneously through a standardized Model Context Protocol (MCP). It acts as a trusted intermediary, providing normalized, validated, and secure data access.
Installation
./start-services.shEnvironment Variables
- RABBITMQ_HOST
- RABBITMQ_VHOST
- RABBITMQ_USER
- RABBITMQ_PASSWORD
- DATABASE_URL
- API_KEY_ENCRYPTION_KEY
- CLERK_SECRET_KEY
- CLERK_PUBLISHABLE_KEY
- MCP_SERVICE_TOKEN
- WORKSPACES_FILE
- AWS_SECRETS_MANAGER_SECRET_ID
- AWS_SECRETS_MANAGER_REGION
- AWS_SECRETS_MANAGER_OVERWRITE
- FRONTEND_PATH
Security Notes
The system employs AES-256-GCM encryption for API tokens at rest in PostgreSQL, preventing sensitive data exposure. User authentication is handled via Clerk JWT, and a service token allows secure bot integration with user impersonation. The architecture explicitly avoids direct HTTP communication between microservices, opting for RabbitMQ, which enhances security. Documentation clearly outlines the necessity of replacing example secrets with strong, unique values. There are no indications of code injection vulnerabilities like 'eval' or other malicious patterns. The overall design prioritizes secure handling of credentials and user data.
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